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In answer to an inquiry the Atchison
Champion tells how tho boom was started
in that town. A land improvement com.
pauy was organized land began to buy
real estate right and left" Soon the peo-
pie caught the fever, and then outsiders
began to come in 10 SEQ what 1t was all
about. Finding considerable activity in
real estate tho tender.ieet fell 10 buying,
and the boom was on without any regard
10 tho bottom 1t rested on--without stop
ping to ask whether 1t had any bottom.
There were plenty Of real estate transfers,
and the newspapers containing the &C.
counts were scattered broadcast over the
country.
The copy Of the newspaper which tells
how It wasdone contains about fifteen col
umns OF advertisements, Of which ten offer
real estate Tor sale. One theso invitations
to the dance covers quarter Of page.
Everyioot OF land in tho town seems be
for sale, and the holder seems to be in a
hurry ogstridoiit. Withnoadyantages to
compare with those Of Wheeling, this
western town has concocted a boom and
filled it with wind, and it is accepted as
the real thing-wsrrsnted not to cut in the
eye or run down at the heel. The raw
materials for Tor this kind Of product are
plenty and cheap.
Wheeling, better provided in every way
than one in ten Of the boomers, goes
along quietly and aolidly while her cspi-
tai helps the wind booms OF the west. II
it were not for her wonderful resources
and vitality Wheeling could not do this.
Ii for just ono year all her men and all
her money were devoted to home enter.
prises, how busiress Of every kind would
hum!
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PROHIBITION VS.. HIGH LICENSE.

L 4AteA 1ASS&NcASs
Tho Experience of Michigan and the Pres.
ent Verdict.
N.u York Tribune.
Michigan is q State which has had
wide experience in temperance legislation.
Her people are familiar with prohibition
in practice and they have more recently
tried high license. They had what was
perhaps the most stringent prohibitive
statute ever enacted in the United States.
The Tribune recently gave an outline OF
its provisions. 1t certainly was law
which, il enforced, ought to have made
drinking virtually impossible within it's
Jurisdiction. But it proved failure. Va
rious reasons were asaigned for this, and
impartial observers generally agreed that
the public opinion to sustain 90 rigid law
WAS wanting. Subsequently high IL
cense law was enacted, and worked we'll.
A gratifying diminution Of drunkenness
saloons dwindled steadily. The law was
Of course merelya remedial agent, not an
inialiibie specific, but it seemed to hit the
exis:ing standard OF public morals, and
consequently it Was enforced, and did ap.
preciaple good. This Was the latest situa-
lion, and upon this the prohibition CAM
psign was superimposed.
The canvass brought out strong feeling
Of dissatisfaction with the inteInperate
methods Of the prohibitioniets, and this
feeling was developed not among the
liquor men and their allies, natural and
acquired, but in an entirely different class.
The most moderate, rational and intelli-
gent Of the city residents furnished this
dissenting element, and it made its mark
at q significant public meeting held in De-
troit some two weeks ago, ct which the
claims OF prohibition and high license were
Analysed and compared by spsakers whose
social standing and knowledge gave large
to their conclusion. 1t is evil
dent that this meeting waa the turning
point Of the canvass. From that time pro.
hibition lost ground. Calm reflection by
men Seems to have led to a be-
lief that the euccesa OF the amendment
would only rlngimpracticabla legislation,
involving waste Of time, temper and the
public funds, and resulting in no gain to
temperance. The advocates ofhigh license
accordingly voted strongly against the |
and it is to the feeling they
represent far more than to the efforts OF
the liquor interest that the deiea. Of the
is attributable.
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LouIpk Courltr-Jonfndl, ..sn..
Yes, Mr.. Dana, the star.eyed Goddess is
in mourning and does not "go out" at
present, We ahsll tell you no lie about
1t, and may the admission do you much
good. That pure and radiant vestal,
sprung from the .fountained hills OF
Hellas aud Lydia, even back to the first
great giver OF Just laws, and tracing her
pedigree along the sparkling river Of
Truth through tho worlds long night Of
oppression and error, to this present time
Of mock pretension- dear to Ceres
and his sacred troop-hss black vail
twined above her jeweled diadem and
half concealing her celestial vestments,
and hangs her head in sorrow. Would
you learn why, Mr.. Dana? Know, then,
that she mourns on account Of the ru.
mored illness Of your office cat. She has
heard that 1t is this which detains You
In New York and denies US the promised
pleasure OF your presence at our coming
spring meeting. .ar...,.. H.. b..
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SATURDAY. ApRu, n 1857

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the front door
Wheeling the following described properly, ths, IA
city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West VirpInis con.
tanning one'iourth OF All acre, bounded and de-.
sctibed as follows: Beginning on tho east sde Of
M, neA nn1,S uoemety called William s,ree at
gtayes' on the plat Of tho sub divisions OF the
Reilly asn as recorded IN Deed Book M Il narns
el anu Se1 IN inc once Of the Cerk Of the County
Of SAID "Hagraves 10, casiwa.dly 10 The west Ina
q the street marked on said pla, REILLY street."
soetS sd ao o hs Re MS ns
south side westwsrdly aud northwestysrdlv' as
shown on said plat 10 the cas-, side OF William iuow
Meze) street; thence with the east side Of aid
c mgSi s S southNa'dy q the beginning, cx
as was conveyed by the said T.. L. Kimberly and
we 70 INC Manchester Coal Company by deed
aa ,e oTt3pet l. es' end now OF record In the
county In Deed Book No. u.s. al lingo 81. tho ra =, o
excepted being described NJ follows: berinrinr nj
RS neInwss,e,y corner Of the ssascs, Him.
zel street. and with said side OF said stree, north.
wardly one hundred and forty.lour IIH loot ~ a
point In line with Tho southwatdls sidc OF tho
stone so ioIndation OF kimberlys frame stable on
iofty 1907 street designated Reilly street on Tho
Aforesaid plat OF Subdivisions Of tho Reilly estate:
tnence 20 and with said side OF said stable ounda
toa 70 the wHess'e,G s'as 81 said Reilly street,
y corner OF the llarSayes. Blum purchase and
Win me northesly line of said liarEnsves ,,act
TERMS or sAlE-one-thlrd, or AZ much moro
As the purchaser may elect, cash IN hand On no
day o. sale, std any residue IN two equal install.
menus payable III one and Two yesrs from tho Isv
OF sale, with interest from that day ts
70 give his notes for the deferred istnllu,erts and
to secure the same by deed o! trust upon tho rron.
cry ana insurance POLICIES upon the buildings 10
tile satisfaction OF the trustee W
Title believed good but selling as trustee I shsn
convey only such title ~ Is ye>tGd III mo. '"''
". H. HALLER. Auctioncer n,.in
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DIED..

L0RlSG-At Monument Place, Elm Grove, on
Wednesday afternoon. April 6. 1887, At z
O'Clock, MARY G., wife OF Major Alonzo Lorlng.
Funeral will take place on Friday, April s. at 2
O'Clock IN. Carriages will leave the jewelry
store Of Nj. J. ". Grubb corner Market and
Twelfth streets, at IL O'Clock. The regular
train on the B. l. o. railroad will leave at l:sO
I'm. Aspec!al will return from Elm Grove
after tho funeral.
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Tho night ~ rnSl, the heavy nIyht u souOw,
The creeping h0ub, unS0laCrh and nl0ne--
Iift up your hcAris "a greet the hnuly morrow,
FalI cra1le u h iutUte yet unknown.
A whisper shakes the curtain grey,
10 hall the rising King,
And on The crystal mir u lhy
The bells begin 10 ring
y hRtkI
The bo!ls begin u ring
4 Bweet stapza from aweetiy beautiful
Easter publication, "lIeralds OF l:aster,"
written by Dora Read Goodale and charm.
ingly illustrated by Fidelia Bridgea. This
Easter birds arc blithe and Joyous, aing.
ing their melodies OF praise. No more
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CHOICE SMALL FRUIT PLANTS

FOR SPRING OF 1887.
GRAPE VINES, FlRsT.CLASS, / 4 2 YEARS OLD
u Concord, Ives or Hartford for 100.
]? Martini, Champion. Perkins, Alvey, Seneca or
North Carolina Tor 81 Is.
u Telegraph, wordens, Goethe, AgawRm, Salem
or Lady for 81 TO-
l. rockline,on, Jefferson. Moores Early, Dutch.
cS, Lady Washington, Wyoming Red or EIdorado
for 81 %.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
100 Warren, sharricts. Crescent Seeding Man.
chester, Jumbo, Cumberland Triumph, Old Iron
Glad. Jersey Queen, vIncland, windSo, Chief or
Nights superb for 81 Oo, or 81 " for loo.
iod May Rttg, Parry or Connecticut Queen for 81,
RASPBERRY pLAHTs.
80 Gregg, Tyler. souhcgan, uanscll, Cu,hbcrt or
l!ers,ne for 81 So
BLACKBERRY PLANTS.
10 Kista.lnay, Wlisons. Kariy or iawtou for 81 50.
Any Of the above sent FREQ BY mai! or e1prcss on
receipt Of rsicc. Address, ". NJ. DUNLAT,
AlgnAw West Alexander. Pa.
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STANTON & DAVENPORT,
ape No. 1901 Market Street,
FOR RENT.
FOR &ALE.

Twelve Lots on High street, SIS 90 cach.;
Three Lots on Charles street. $50 % each,
Two Lots oil Charles street, Sl25 10 each,
One Lot south OF dwelling No. 2s02 EoH street
sl00O.
No 7+0H Market street, $3.50.
No; ?33d Main street. aud No. 1888 Main street,
$3.50.
No. 1910 Main street, S2l00.
No. Is Thirteenth street. 3 rooms, 81, 900,
~ acre. OF land near Stone Church, Elm Grove
rs Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek, three
miles from Tradelpha, SEQ per acre.
Six Acres on Peters Run, st,0dJ.
A desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on tho
liuc Of the r., v. Il Ky Railroad, II miles from
Wheeling, consisting OF new frame house and
70 acres Of land; will exchange for desirable city
property.
No. " Virginia street, 6 roomcd frame housc
ground IS feet front, running back to alley ~ feet
can be bought for Si,1UU.
No. 50 South Front street, Q rooms and bath.
room, ground co by is ieet
No. l3l1weltth street.
No. 2gl9 Chap!ine street. 70 rooms, $1,000.
A building sitc OH Nineteenth street e,st OF No.
1877, SIS CU Il front foot.
No. GO North Front htrcct.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real EstAto Agent. Collector and Notary Public
APPS 0niC9. M. 1872 MarkGt Street
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
p PISS coo 0 A,
BREAkFAST.

which govern tho operations of digestion md M.
triton, and by a careful application of The iur
properties OF wcll.clcctcd Cocoa, Mir. Ems has
provided our brcnRiiHt tables with dclicntr,y fin.
yorcd beverage which may save us mnny hrnvv
doctors bills II Is by the udicio II use of suc3
articles o. diet TINT constitution mny DO graIlll.
nly built up until strong enough 10 resist cy,.rv
tendency to disease. Hunlrcdsof subtle maladlcs
there isn weak paint We may ESCAPE mauv n
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified Win
pure blood and properly noliIiShed irnmc,"~
Crit Serrtct Gd:fite ''''o'
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Bold
JAMES EPfS CO., Ii0muopnthio Chemists '''
iel.rThAs IOspOy Evn,,wm,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

FiTsi-AlI Flu stopped it.n by DR.. Kincs Great
Nerve R,Stnrcr. No F!u aitof hnt days ,isc. Mar.
ve0tts cures TfestiSe and eco trial t,o.to ffou to
Fltcasca Bend 70 Dr. Kline 9al Arch g., Phila "a
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FOR SALE BY
LOGAN & CO., Druggists,
whee!irg,,W. Va.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

a RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
II TRAIES-On and utter April |, 1s87-ExpLA-
NATION OF REFERENCE MARIE. sDaily. tsunday
excepted. Monday exceplcd.-Eas,eru Standard
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Those who have read Mr.. William o.
stoddards "Life Of Washington" or his
"Liie of Grant," or indeed those who
have any familiarity with Mr.. stoddard's
writings do not need to be told OF their
sterling and pleasing quality. We have
now in one volume by the some author
the lives OF John Adams and Thomas Jef.
ierson, two remarkable men who played
important parts in the formative period Of
their country and have lett their impress
upon its Institutions. These biographies
arc written in excellent style for young
people and are invested with all the charm
Of personal narrative, having tho add.
.ional advantage OF carrying with it stir
ring events in great historical epoch.
Anybody who can read will follow with
pleasure the unfolding story Of these two
lives, upon which Americans will always
dwell with yensration.- White, Stokes &
allen. Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VJIANTED-PARTNER IN BLACK.
w SMITH SHOP. Address BIG SANDY, this
p9!ee. I.gllI-l 7, 90 ana pAW :,
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TNilEELlNG & ELM GROVE r. R.
w On and after NoVEM DEK Is, lSSG, trains will
run Az fOtioRs. ''
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VJIANTED-GOOD GERMAN FARM
w Hand. Ans. BIG SANDY, this office. u
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
Nv Typewriter. Answer, REMINGTON, this
ONCE. e..r-. .g'l'h 1a,s, -. apS bas
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER
l. PROPERTY.
By virtue OF Deed OF Trust made to mc as
3. 1854 and recorded In the office OF the f;lerr oi
TIC County Court Of Ohio county, West virginia,
In Deed Of Trust Book No. u, page 49, shafi scii
at public auction on wv o''"'' eeiA
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MONEY TO LOAN-ON CITY REAL
INl Estate. Call on J. 9. HERvEY, 400 Market
btreet, Wheeling, ", Va. lrE3' " arse
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Is. u. d u. KnilrOnd.
Leave Dclialre al 3:lo p. IN. for Woodstleld aud
Summarized.
Leave Be.laire al G:3o y. M Tor Zaucsyllc md In.
teTmcdIate points.
Arrive at Bolla,FG ut Q rs O. m. md Goo n. M
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hUEphfS-lHavO tho CITY Rt 300 n, m. and nun
ut 900 and rim every hour until 1000 p, m,
The church train will leave each terminus At
l2:lUp. IN. g. lliR9GH,
nos Superintendent
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Assuming that tho delusive game Of
draw poker will continue to BIO played,
and that thing worth doing OF all la
worth doing well, Mr.. John W. Keller has
prepared handy little treatiae which he
calls 1.-THE Game Of Draw Poker" The
author takes the trouble to say that 1t 10
not necessary to play the game for money,
and indeed he has written the book for
those who wish 10 play poker for amuse.
ment only. at the same time the rules
apply to the game whether 1t IL played Tor
money or beans, and wo do not notice that
Mr.. Keller aces any wrong In quiet
little game or email stake to make
1t interesting. 10 hts own observa.
tons he, adds the now famous rules
Of General Schenck, some tables
Of mathematical probabilities which man
has only to follow to ''go broke" and gives
d chapter on the recent innovation, pro-
gressive poker.-IVhite, Stokes q: Allen.
Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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book OF the kind will be seen this
aeaaon.- White, Stokes & Allen, NeD York.
Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling. ~

swords Of Comfort" is another and
smaller paper bound book in silver pa.
per box Tor Easter. III composed Of SO.
lections, brief and appropriate, from cele.
brated wrlters-Nolinoa, st. Augustine,
Cardinal Bona, Madame swetchine and
others, arranged by Louise s. Houghton.
"Words OF Comfort will be acceptable 10
any friend who Ia 10 be remembered in the
Easter Besson.-- White, Stokes & Allen, Ntw
York. Stanton d Davenport, Wheeling.
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WyANTED-sEVERAL GIRLS AT
w st. Jane, Hotel. ChAmbermaids, dining
room girls: bright tidy Ritls only, aud must come
we'll recommended. Apply al once at Hotel ONCE
AD8 ".t-. ....I.. I-r .r.|.t ....- ~
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Latest Easter Novelties

Including Hand Painted Cards, Unique Book.
lets. Shape Designs. as well as the regular line OF
Cards III colors iriuged or plain Prices arc lower
than same class OF goods have been heretofore
Don't forget 10 nuke your friends pleased by mail.
ing an Easter Souvenir.
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Tho Experience of Michigan and the Pres.
ent Verdict.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1887-03-25
MOSS POINT ITEMS.
by OUR REPORTER.

Moss POilt is booming!
Some fine weather this week.
Very few vacant houses here now.
Miss May Dantzler is visiting in
Whistler, Ala.
Mr.. j. f. Palmes, of Pensacola, is
among the new cOmers.
Tire new Catholic Church is rap.
idly uearing completion.
Mr.. john +. Krebs' new store
house is nesring cOmpletiO"
Rumor says we are to have some
Weddings before very long.
MIR. Callie Myers, OF Handsboro
was with US the early part of this
week.
All the saw mills here seem to be
supplied with orders, and they are
running at their utmost capacity.
More logs came down last week
than has ever been known ut any
one time in the history OF our mill
town.
1t is SAID that "a Canadian firm
have bought a mill site on McInniS'
Bayou, and will soon erect IA saw
mill thereon.
The Moss Point Rifles are mani.
testing an UNUSUAL interest in their
drills and meetings since they an
ticipate attending the encampment
at Pass Christian, which will be
about the middle of June.
Mr.. G. w. Robinson has removed
The electric lights, which were form.
erly used by DeSmet, in the two
mills to Pensacola, where he intends
putting them, and run his remain
ing mill there night and day.
A change in the departure OF our
evening mail WAS made on the 14th
inst. 1t leaves at $50 p. ~, now,
Instead OF 2 y. ~, rs heretofore.
This is much more to the satisiac-
ton of our baSineSs men, and the
public in general.
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The case of John | Adams &
Co., VS.. NJ. A. Dees, recently ap.
pealed from the Cha9cery court OF
this county to the Supreme Court,
has been decided in favor of the
defendant, sustaining the decision
here. This case involved the home
stead of Mr.. Dees, on PascagOnla
street, ia Scranton, plaintiff seeking
to set aside a sale by Mr. ID. to bis
wife. Ii was seut up the Supreme
Court the second time. Judge
Evans was Overruled OH the first
appeal and The case seat back.
Judge Evans again decided as at
first, in favor of Dees. This time
the Supreme Court has sustained
him. alt at first you don't succeed" !"
there IS nothing like trying again,
even in the Supreme Court
MAYOR's CoURT.-HOH. y. IL
Thompson, presiding. Celia ThOm-
as, Aun Narcise, Floreuce Brown
and Del Simpson, charged with
disturbing the peace aud using pro-
faue language were arraianed be-
fore the MAY or Wednesday and
disposed OF as follows: Celia Thom-
as finel 80; Ann Narcise, fne and
cost S12. Tie other two beligerent
eolored femalesTho participated in
the "jamboree" were acquitted.
This s15 goes into the city treasu'
~ to he expended on repairing our
streets.
MIR. Calvin L. Myers, Que of
tue cleverest young men Of Hands
boro passed. here Monday evening
returning from Moss Point. ''Cal.
ie sremed in good spirits, aud look
ed exactly like young man who
had succeeded in the object Of bis
visit. Time will tell, however.
On Tuesday we received a
pIeasant visit from Captain I. T.
Roche, of the firm of Mckay &
Roche, of the Waverly stables, aud
undertakers aud smbalmers, No.
bile, Ala. Capt Roche was here on
business, aud vent away well
pleased.
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commissioners Sale.

The State of Mississippi, Jackson county
Chancery Court.
L. !. CAssARD, ET AL,
No, 257. VS.. Bill for partition
II -HRY CAssARD, EFT AL.
By virtue of the authority vested in
me, aud in accordance with the terms OF
the decree of the Chancery Court of the
county aforesaid, rendered ut the March
Term, 1881, thereof, in the above enti-
tied cause pending in said Cont, ], as
Commissioner therein, daly appointed and
qualified IN said cause, will proceed to sell
at nublic auction. TO the highest bidder
for cash, ut tho door of the COuTt-hOnse
of said county. in the town of Scranton,
within the hours prescribed by law for
Sheriff sales, on
Monday, the 18th day Of april,
A. d. 1887,
the real estate described as follows: All
aud singular the following described tracts
or aicels of land situated, lying aud be-
ing in the county Of jackson aud State OF
Mississippi A.; that il to say
LIST. A certain tract, piece OF portion OF
lapd in section No. six / . township No.
eipht. south of range No. six in square No.
five, said lot measures sixty feet trout on
Commerce street, by three hundred teet in
depth to Spring street, bonded on the
north by Spring street, ON the east by
Mobile street, on the South by Commerce
street, on the west by lot No. hve 10
same So lare now or formerly belonging
to the heirs Of Mistress +. Ryder.
I'd Another certain tract, parcel or
portion of ground known as lot No hve. IN
krebsville, lying on the back range Of lots
in said Krebsville, bounded on the north
by the marsh of Hazoo lake on the touth
by Spring street, on the east by lot NO
ak. and on the west by lot No. four.
Sd. Another certain tract, parcel or
portion of land designated aud known as
iot No six, lying and being in the back
range Of lots ia the towu of Krebsyille.
bounded on the west by the above tract.
and on the east by lands reserved for y
street. said trnct, parcel or pOrtion'of laud
measures from east to west ninety feet,
and four hundred feet, more or less, run
ming iiom north 70 south.
nAfh. Another certain tract or parcel Of
lard known and designated by the lum-
Der four. in the plan Of said krebsvilie
aud bounded AS follows on the north by
the marsh of Yaz0o lake, or the east by
lands now sold BY James Davis, on the
south by Spring street. aud on the west
by lands owned by John Graut. said lot
measures four hundred feet, more or less,
Running from north to south. and one
hundred feet running from east 20 west
Together with all aud singular the ap
purtenauces, privileges and hereditanents
fherennto belonging, or in any wise aP-
pertaining. W. =. DENnI
scranton, March Il. 1857. sSt
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Big LUMBER sHrpMENTs.-Poite

Big LUMBER SHIPMENTs.-POite-
vent & FavIe are loading a
vessel at Ship Island of $780,
900 feet capacity dressed and rough
lumber. This cargo is to 60 to
Guayqnil, Ecuador, around Cape
Horn, aud IL another evidence OF
the enterprise of our Southern lum-
beImen aud of the growing impOr-
tance of the lumber trade in this
section.
This firm have also closed cOu-
tract with Iessrs. BOdley s. Bro,
to send from this city a large order
of lumber to be delivered in Wheel
lug, w. Va., for the construction Of
a mammoth structure to be used
for camp meetings.-Nco Orleans
States.